<p>This is New Orleans history through place―less from the Andrew Jackson slept here style and more This is where my parents met style: barrooms as comfortable as living rooms, an empty lot that holds more life than many houses, a barbershop that doubles as an artist's studio, and a museum that grew out of one man's back shed. Through interviews, photographs, site maps, and architectural drawings, we document the intersections of places and people that make New Orleans great.</p>

Cornerstones:: Celebrating the Everyday Monuments & Gathering Places of New Orleans

History

Rachel Breunlin

Abram Himelstein

Bethany Rogers

Americas

University of New Orleans Press

<p>In the Lower Ninth Ward of New Orleans, Ronald W. Lewis has assembled a museum to the various worlds he inhabits. Built in 2003, the House of Dance &amp; Feathers represents many New Orleans societies: Mardi Gras Indians, Social Aid and Pleasure Clubs, Bone Gangs, and Parade Krewes. More than just a catalogue of the artifacts in the museum, this full-color book is a detailed map of these worlds as experienced by Ronald W. Lewis.</p>

The House Of Dance And Feathers:: A Museum By Ronald W Lewis

Politics & Social Sciences

Ronald W. Lewis

Helen Regis

Social Sciences

UNO Press/Neighborhood Story Project

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